The November 1, 1919, No. 51 issue of The New Solidarity, a newspaper produced out of Chicago by the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) from 1918-1920.
Contents include:
-Italian syndicalist convention to discuss expropriation of the bourgeoisie
-Charles Krieger trial exposes prosecution as conspirator to frame on victim
-Whiteman is guilty of preventing scabbery among colored men
-Win point in defense of Krieger case
-Criminal syndical law to suppress freedom passed in Indiana
-Seattle construction workers: making good progress toward job control
-Demanding the label on goods purchased fails in unionizing by Ed Britt
-International labor news notes
-Criminal syndicalism exposed to view by Podunk Red
-Workers of Germany casting aside the old forms, Industrial Workers of the World send greetings
-German radical unions unite industrially
-Editorials
-Breaking away from compromise: manifesto of Communist Party of Mexico
-Another Dred Scott decision pending by Covington Ami
-The beginnings of union organization in the United States by Justus Ebert
-Bulletin of Salt Lake district of miners of the I.W.W.
-Festival of terror in New York by Louise Bryant
-For great international strike: to compel "hands off" Russia by capitalists
-Defending the I.W.W. in Italy
-Astoria follows other thug-ruled towns by stopping meeting
-Great railway strike in England
-Russian Communists on Parliamentary action
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